8.14.5 Settings in the email definition file
You must specify the settings in the table below in the Email definition file. For details about the Email definition file, see Email definition file (jp1imss_mail_setting.conf) in Chapter 12. Definition Files.
Setting |
Description |
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Whether to register Items by email |
Sets whether Items can be registered by email. |
Setting of the email management server that receives emails |
Sets the address and port number of the email management server. |
Setting of users who register Items by email |
Sets the users who can register Items by email. The following two methods can be used:
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Destination address of emails |
Sets the destination email address for emails when registering Items by email. |
User name and password used to obtain emails |
Sets the user name and password required for obtaining emails sent from the email management server. |
Number of emails that can be obtained from the email management server at a time |
Sets the number of emails that can be obtained from the email management server at a time. |
Length of message ID of emails |
Sets the length of message ID, which is used for preventing duplicated registration of emails. |
The maximum size of temporary email save files and the maximum number of the output files |
If Item registration by email fails, the header information and body of an email is output as a temporary email save file. Set the maximum size of an output temporary email save file and the maximum number of the output temporary email save files. |
Output-destination folder of attached files |
Sets the folder in which attached files of the received emails are stored. |
The maximum number of folders to which attached files are output, and the maximum size of an attached file |
Sets the maximum number of output-destination folders for attached files, and the maximum size of an attached file. Note that the total size of emails by which Items can be registered is no more than 5 megabytes. The total size includes the size of the title, email body, email header, and attached files. |